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CO2 Gas manifold with MFL / John guest push fits

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Gas manifolds/ distributor for use in a kegerator or keezer.

Each MFL output has an inbuilt check valve to prevent back follow of beer / liquid into regulator. 

Includes 3/8" john guest pushfits on input and every output
 
Available 2,3,4,5,6 outputs.
 
Also available with barbed connectors.
 
Perfect for supplying multiple kegs in a fridge / freezer system.
 
These gas manifolds are rated to 100psi.
 
Features:
- Made complete from aluminium, brass and stainless so they are durable.
- Includes screw holes at the top for easy mounting to your gas board.
- Heavy weight, nicely engineered bit of kit (though we do say so ourselves).
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CO2 Gas manifold with MFL / John guest push fits

£32.95
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